Max Helyer is a British musician, songwriter, and producer recognized for his work as the guitarist for You Me At Six, as well as his collaborations across various genres.
Collaboration with the company Lou's Brews, known for Creeper's Angel Blood sauce. Max Helyer co-wrote and produced a track related to a collaboration with this brand.
You Me At Six signed with booking agency ICM Partners for North American representation in the same month they signed a global deal with Universal Music Publishing Group.
Max Helyer runs his own fashion brand called Become Antique, indicating his interest and involvement in the fashion industry alongside music.
Helyer has used "The Little Chopper" from Audio Kitchen, a boutique amp company in the UK, in his recording process, specifically mentioned during the recording of the Suckapunch album.
Max Helyer began his musical journey as a founding member and guitarist for the British rock band You Me At Six, established in Weybridge, Surrey, in 2004. He has been a consistent member, contributing to all eight of the band’s studio albums. Helyer’s distinctive playing style and ability to create memorable melodies have been central to You Me At Six’s sound throughout their career. The band achieved notable success, including two UK No. 1 albums and seven Top 10 albums, alongside extensive radio play and headlining major venues like London’s O2 Arena and festivals such as Slam Dunk and 2000 Trees. His involvement in the studio across all You Me At Six albums provided him with valuable experience working with acclaimed producers including Garth Richardson, Neal Avron, Jacquire King, and Dan Austin.
Beyond his role with You Me At Six, Helyer has expanded his creative endeavors as a songwriter and producer. He has collaborated with a diverse range of artists, contributing to projects with Mouth Culture, Venus Grrrls, The Hara, and VC Pines. His songwriting collaborations extend to acclaimed writers such as Iain Archer, Eg White, Joel Pott, Carey Willets, and Nick Hodgson. This versatility demonstrates his capacity to work across different musical genres, helping other musicians develop their unique sounds. Helyer’s hands-on approach to music creation, encompassing writing, production, and performance, continues to define his career.
His career progression highlights a continuous engagement with the music industry, evolving from a performer within a successful band to a recognized collaborator and producer. Max Helyer also founded a fashion brand named Become Antique, showcasing additional entrepreneurial interests. In February 2024, You Me At Six announced their intention to split after their 2025 tour, marking the conclusion of a significant chapter in Helyer’s career, but also opening avenues for future projects in music and fashion.
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